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BogeyMan

06/01/11 1:46 PM

#95941 RE: js15471 #95940

It's the pinksheets. Nobody believes anything that is said anyways. As long as I can sell my stock for higher than I paid for it I really don't give a rats patooty what is said or done. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Basser1

06/01/11 1:47 PM

#95942 RE: js15471 #95940

How many times in the past has good news actually turned out to be the truth???? Answer would be NONE!

JMHO

Basser

NateJones

06/01/11 2:02 PM

#95949 RE: js15471 #95940

The most expensive part of the Expo operation....

Has got to be when they hire all the actors to come in and act like workers during the surprise shareholder visits...

OH COME ON!!

This was the best visit ever and I will be slapping the ask pending funds clearing. Hope there are 3's left then. I dont really care though, the last 2 times I bought shares it was at 4 and I think I got a great deal on those!

GLTY!!

Nate ;-)

Santa Barbara Broker

06/01/11 6:29 PM

#96014 RE: js15471 #95940

Are you saying good news wouldn't be the truth?


More like it would be the second time in the history of the company that they told the exact truth connected with one of their "feel good and just interpret this using any one of the three or four possible implied meanings possible" PRs. They announced the Lowes deal, that was good news, that is the only time I can recall them telling the truth at all in an Expo PR about anything let alone a "good news" PR. If you have others (bear in mind the conclusive outcome would have to have been established prior to the fact to prove it was indeed the truth), by all means...run them out. I am sure everyone invested in the company would be thrilled to see they actually told the truth at least twice in the 100 or so PRs and updates since 2006. All IMHO.